Joking apart, there is a very serious question about this for Linux users. I
mean, those of us on Linux exclusively, not those who have the Linux version
incidentally as part of the Enterprise package.
2.6.1 was great in its day, but the alternatives have moved on a lot in two
years. As
On 30/08/2007, Josh Mellicker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you sure it wouldn't be faster to create the buttons in Fireworks?
:-)
Hmmm... I did a test. To render the gradient took 4.326 milliseconds while
Fireworks took 8 minutes to download and $299 :) Seriously though I know
your a big fan
Bill,
You're welcome. I just tried the MIME suggestion I had, but I'm having
no luck getting it to work. It relies on headers, which a mailto:;
will not let you specify (other than subject, to and cc).
What you may try is using a VBScript or Windows Scripting Host. While
they may provide a
Hello friends,
is drawer broken on 2.8.1 release? When I move the parent stack, it loses
the drawer stack... it becomes a floating round thingy
Any clue?
andre
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Bill,
coming late to this thread, are you on mac or windows? on macs you can use
applescript for that.
Andre
On 8/31/07, Derek Bump [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bill,
You're welcome. I just tried the MIME suggestion I had, but I'm having
no luck getting it to work. It relies on headers, which
Thanks all for the messages!
What I am doing is mixing async and sync behaviors. I want the network
access to go async so that it doesn't block the ui or the application but I
want the handler that started the async call to be stopped while the
transaction is happening.
The script is a Bills of
it is a bug in my code... tested another drawer stack I have here and it
worked fine...
hate bugs. Thanks!
On 8/31/07, Mark Schonewille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andre,
Do you mean that your drawer stack worked fine before? AFAIK there
have always been problems with drawers.
Best regards,
Andre,
Do you mean that your drawer stack worked fine before? AFAIK there
have always been problems with drawers.
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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Robert,
Valentina is not my main expertise but Ruslan is very friendly and always
help! :-)
He probably can help you!
Cheers
andre
On 8/29/07, Robert Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The _customKeyVSCR is working properly this is later used to check paypal
payment which is working,
The problem
Hey Scott,
what about the following workflow, using that curl try:
if the url is HTTPS try:
curl -v -k -X HEAD your URL
this will just send back the header portion of a call to that url. This is
good because you have the Content-Lenght and then you can later call:
curl -v -k your URL
and
Is there a way to obtain the MAC address of a server from a client
machine on a Windows LAN?
Some web research suggests that the arp command will give what I want,
but when I run it in the command line it says there are no arp entries,
even if I successfully ping the server first.
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Bug 4738 describes this condition. It appears only to effect OSX
3.x and below... so testing on an Intel Mac won't show this (unless
it is something to do with your code : ) I would invite people to
vote for this bug. While drawers were never perfect they did have
some basic reliable
I'm trying to get my head round the latest on export snapshot... it
seems there are a bunch of posts regarding memory leaks and syntax
problems. Certainly you can't use the syntax specified in the docs -
such as relative rects with the object form... so looking for some
advice.
Lets take a
Jacque,
I don't know how to find a remote mac address, but a local windows mac
address you can use:
ipconfig /all
and parse it. I think that to touch such low level info as MAC Addresses you
may need some raw C/C++ code to socket structures.
On 8/31/07, J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scott,
I don't know if this problem and the one I was experiencing is indeed the
same but I managed to make my drawers stick to their stack.
I found that it is all related to who issued the drawer command in the first
place. My drawer call was on the drawer stack itself, it was something like:
A few experiments later and it seems the message is that the docs
are wrong - firstly there seems no point using of object form,
instead use only of window windowID. Also the docs are wrong in that
you don't need the stack to be topmost - so the following script seems
to work fine at the
Recently, David Bovill wrote:
A few experiments later and it seems the message is that the docs
are wrong - firstly there seems no point using of object form,
instead use only of window windowID.
If I understand what you're saying, one syntax form for an object is:
import snapshot
On 31/08/2007, Scott Rossi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I understand what you're saying, one syntax form for an object is:
import snapshot from rect (rect of obj) of obj
This imports a snapshot of the object to the card using the object as the
source. The reason for doing this is it grabs
getprop object_SnapShot [imageType]
put the long id of the target into targetObject
put the stack_Object of targetObject into stackObject
put the windowid of stackObject into wID
put the rect of targetObject into localRect
switch imageType
case Transparent
Jacque,
Using XP home and the command:
arp -a works here as long as I perform the requisite ping and pause
briefly to let the arp cache update.
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On 8/31/07, J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to obtain the MAC address of a server from a client
machine on a Windows
Andre Garzia wrote:
Jacque,
I don't know how to find a remote mac address, but a local windows mac
address you can use:
ipconfig /all
Thanks. I'm already doing that locally but now I need to get it from a
remote machine.
and parse it. I think that to touch such low level info as MAC
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Is there a way to obtain the MAC address of a server from a client
machine on a Windows LAN?
Some web research suggests that the arp command will give what I want,
but when I run it in the command line it says there are no arp
entries, even if I successfully ping the
chris bohnert wrote:
Jacque,
Using XP home and the command:
arp -a works here as long as I perform the requisite ping and pause
briefly to let the arp cache update.
Thanks, that's what I read on the web too. I think I am going to have to
write this blind and let the testers try it out.
J. Landman Gay wrote:
From what I read, the arp command is supposed to get what I need but I
can't make it work. I think that's because my server is a Mac. If I
had a Windows-only network it might work but I don't know how to test
it with my current setup. :(
I very much doubt that :-)
On Aug 31, 2007, at 2:54 PM, David Bovill wrote:
Lets take a specific example - the aim is to take a picture of an
arbitrary group. ...
Hi David,
I use:
import snapshot from grp my grp
and
export snapshot from grp test to file test.png as PNG
to get what you say you're after. No
On 31 Aug 2007, at 23:47, Tereza Snyder wrote:
I use:
import snapshot from grp my grp
and
export snapshot from grp test to file test.png as PNG
to get what you say you're after. No rects about it.
Am I missing something?
Nope, that's what I use as well.
Ian
Alex Tweedly wrote:
allow a few seconds after the ping before trying it (should update
within one second unless there are some funny config changes on the
machine).
remember that it will not work on wifi networks, and will only work on a
simple LAN (i.e. no router between client and server)
Alex Tweedly wrote:
J. Landman Gay wrote:
From what I read, the arp command is supposed to get what I need but I
can't make it work. I think that's because my server is a Mac. If I
had a Windows-only network it might work but I don't know how to test
it with my current setup. :(
I very
Run ifconfig on the server, plop the output into a text file on a shared
folder, examine said shared file. Or, if possible, email the text file
and then parse.
If you have permission to run a remote shell, then you can run that in
directly from the remote end.
ARP info from:
Perhaps I'm being naive, but couldn't you use the splash screen
technique for the remote 'clients'?
The executable on each station could launch the main stack on the
network after getting the MAC address
Then that's a problem too. My app creates a serial key that is
registered to a
Ah, on Windows. Tried netstat ? I'm not in front of a Windows box at the
moment, and I can't recall if the output includes the MAC address info.
And note, arp is pretty much useless if it's not in the same subnet.
Cheers,
Luis.
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Alex Tweedly wrote:
J. Landman Gay
Hello Andre,
I retested to be sure that I was calling the drawer from the main
stack but still no luck in OSX below 10.4
I notice you used the form
drawer stack Attribute editor at right of stack HTML Editor
I have found that the word of is not reliable and that in (drawer
stack
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